Sentence examples for from which we draw conclusions from inspiring English sources

We can't, in the formal sense, do a review of the literature that includes relevant theories and the scientific findings to date, prepare detailed hypotheses, design a formal methodology, collect data and employ complex statistical analyses from which we draw conclusions.

We next calculated the time averaged variation in fitness among small and large populations as a function of landscape topography (Fig. 3c), from which we draw two conclusions.

Figure 1 shows the normalized number of papers of biochemistry and biophysics, from which we draw three conclusions.

The paper argues that the dose-dependent model typical of drug trials, and adopted for use in the STEP and other studies, is not the optimal model for intention-healing research, and critiques this approach in detail, citing apposite research from which we draw our recommendations and conclusions.

However, this information is not available and their choice not to participate prohibited us from accessing any information related to them such as socioeconomic status, race, age or any other demographic information from which we could draw conclusion about the characteristics of the non-responders.

As in most studies using routine data, incomplete data limited the extent to which we could examine certain key characteristics and the confidence with which we could draw conclusions from our analyses.

Our study has a large sample size from which we can draw observational conclusions on the occurrence and factors associated with insulin resistance.

Finally, tumour measurements were not acquired using Modified RECIST, so they cannot be said to be valid data from which we can draw clinical conclusions.

He said it would need to be expanded and employ higher quality measuring equipment to provide adequate data from which to draw conclusions.

This meant that there were very few SIC/MIC combinations available from which to draw conclusions.

For the dawn sector, however, Cassini had no good latitudinal coverage from which to draw conclusions.